The European Commission has opened negotiations to extend EU roaming rules to Montenegro and five other Western Balkan economies. The rules will not apply until agreements are finalised and participating markets align their regulations with the EU framework.
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Montenegro has formalised a €54.25 million contract with Hungarian technology group 4iG to upgrade border surveillance, communications and information systems used by law-enforcement agencies, linking public-sector…
Montenegro has launched Station M, a digital innovation initiative involving Deutsche Telekom, Crnogorski Telekom and Plug and Play, with plans for an innovation centre supported by…
Montenegro is preparing legislation designed to reduce the cost of high-speed broadband deployment by increasing access to and shared use of existing physical infrastructure. Parliament is…
Montenegro is preparing to expand DAB+ digital radio beyond its existing trial network after the government approved a draft Digital Broadcasting Law, establishing the legal framework…
Montenegro plans to conclude a design-and-build agreement for a new state data centre by the end of 2026, with Hungary’s 4iG Group ranked first in the…
Hungarian technology group 4iG is assessing investment opportunities in Montenegro’s renewable energy, electricity networks, energy supply and digital infrastructure, expanding its potential activities beyond telecommunications as…
Montenegro’s telecommunications sector has become a competition between Telekom Srbija, Deutsche Telekom and Hungary’s 4iG, with each group controlling a major operator in a market of…
Montenegro had approximately 212,600 fixed broadband connections at the end of June 2026, covering all access technologies, according to the Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal…
Montenegro’s information and communications technology (ICT) sector recorded significant financial growth during 2025, with aggregate profit increasing 93 per cent, revenue rising 12 per cent and…
